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This North Shore mansion was the setting for “Meet the Parents,” the hilarious film starring Ben Stiller, Robert De Niro, Blythe Danner, Teri Polo and Owen Wilson.

Now the seven-bedroom home can be yours — for $2.29 million. The Oyster Bay, NY, estate, at 26 Serenite Lane in Muttontown, sits on 2.17 acres, with lots of entertaining spaces and a sprawling lawn.

It was built in 1983, and features an indoor pool with a retractable roof, kitchen, bar and fireside sitting area.

Photos from the 2000 comedy blockbuster’s location were provided by the sellers. A long, winding tree-lined driveway leads to the home’s circular drive and a three-car garage.

Inside, there’s lots of wood floors, millwork and details like a double-height entry foyer, a formal dining room and a formal living room with a fireplace, a chef’s kitchen with a breakfast nook and a butler’s pantry while a family/game room boasts a built-in bar, stone fireplace and triple sets of French doors that open to the outdoor space.

There’s also another family room with skylights, a home office and a sky-lit atrium.

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Outside 26 Serenite Lane in Oyster Bay.
The home sports a long, winding tree-lined driveway.Douglas Elliman
An interior of 26 Serenite Lane in Oyster Bay.
Enjoy a few laps in the indoor pool. Douglas Elliman
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An aerial of 26 Serenite Lane in Oyster Bay.
The home sits on 2.7 acres. Douglas Elliman
An interior of 26 Serenite Lane in Oyster Bay.
There’s a chef’s kitchen with a breakfast nook and a butler’s pantry.Douglas Elliman
Outside 26 Serenite Lane in Oyster Bay.
There’s a firepit outside to warm up — winter is coming. Douglas Elliman
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The listing broker is Regina Rogers of Douglas Elliman. 


  Ben Stiller and Teri Polo getting caught by the parents in a scene from the film “Meet The Parents.” Getty Images Ben Stiller and Teri Polo getting caught by the parents in a scene from the film “Meet The Parents.” Getty Images

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